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Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-14
LOCAL. NRWS.
Brief Mention.


Engraved wedding invitations at Dorman's.
Mr.. Joel A. Sperry is home from his trip
to Europe. He reports a very rough passage
homeward.
James E. Beach, a much valued member
of the First NJ E. church, Bridgeport, died
on Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Ball, formerly of Fair Haven
Baptist church, has resigned to become a
Congregationalist.
The second in the series of assemblies
given by the Ivy club will take place at
LOOMS hall this evening.
Rev. DR.. GLADDEN. will deliver his third
lecture in the Lyman Beecher course in Mar
quand chapel to-day at p.
The pay car of the Consolidated road was
on duty yesterday over the New York divis-
ion and made the employees happy.
Michael Naughton, well known resident
of the Seventh ward, died Wednesday after
noon after an illness of over year.
Mr.. James Dawson, father of Mr.. Joseph
Dawson of Hartford, died in Bridgeport on
Monday and was buried at Rockville on Wed
nesday.
William Burr Wright, aged 81, died at his
home in Westport yesterday. He acquired
a fortune in business in New Milford and
Bridgeport.
Tobogganers should NJ smoke during
their downward plunge on the chute unless
they want to SINCE off their moustaches, SO
says victim.
The Sarsfelds will go in full ranks to
Washington to take part in the grand nation
al tournament and contest for prizes, which
continues from May % to May 80.
Fifteen hundred dollars has been raised in
Hartford thus far for the family of Mr..
Laughton, reporter for the Times who met
his death at the recent large fire in that
city.
The second annual promenade concert and
ball of Bridgeport lodge, B. P. o. Elks, will
be held in st. Johns Hall, that city, next
Monday evening and will be very elaborate
affair.
CHARLES Fl. Fowler will deliver an address
and James Hiney will sing next Sunday eve
ming at the meeting of the Good Samaritan
Temperance society in Samaritans' Hall, SIT
Chapel street.
Grand Dictator Carlos Smith of New Ha-
ven will install the officers of Victor lodge,
Knights of Honor, of Bridgeport this eve
ming. He will be accompanied by several of
the Grand lodge officers.
At the annual meeting of the Ecclesiastical
society of the Calvary Baptist church We'd
nesday night there were elected G. R. Bur-
ton ard F. R. Bliss as members of the society
committee in addition to those before given
The convention of the New Englahl
Schuetzen Verein will be held in Hartford on
Feb. 21st. This organization embraces the
shooting societies in Springfield. Meriden,
New Britain, New Haven, Bridgeport and
Hartford.
Mrs. John Wilkinson, whose infant child
was buried on Wednesday, has had sudden
and severe attack of apoplexy. The two
doctors who have attended her give no hope
of her recovery. Mr. Wilkinson, who is con-
nected with the Howard avenue church, re-
sides on Lamberton street.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-14

Colored satin in all shades at 34c yard at
r. Ballerstein & Co.'S
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-14

No need of going without hat when you
can buy a stylish trimmed hat for SOC at r.
Ballerstein & Co.'s, S41 and 943 Chapel
street.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-14
Amputated.

John g. Allen, the brakeman of sic Col
umbus avenue, hurt Wednesday, had the
thumb and first finger of his left hand ampu-
tated yesterday by DIR. Whittemore
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-14

More or less building has been going on
since fall at Block Island. Two cottages and
large ice house have been built for the
Ocean House property and D. A. Mitchell is
building an addition to his hotel.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-14

Come and buy stylish trimmed hat for
Soc at r, Ballsrstein & Cos,
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Subscription Rate,

subscription Rates.
Ola YEAR, $500; Six MONTHS, $3.50;
THREE MONTHS, $3.50; ONE MONTH. 90
GENTS. ONE WEEK, 10 CENTS; SINGLE
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r. M. BROWN. DIS. GAMBLE.
Great Forced SALE
DRY GOODS
TO MAKE ROOM Fob
BUILDING OPERATIONS.
T. NJ, B R D v N & CO

Will during of February be obliged give the
of the one filters, gas
filters plumbers and painters who will for thirty days hold high
carnival connecting by elevator and broad staway and other
wise improving and adoning ngy appear with new
addition feet which has been in of
past months the Grand Opening in
March of what will then be the largest and complete Dry
Goods Establishment in New England outside of Boston We
have the empty February There is alterna
We sell the goods lease warehouse and store
The latter will determined open
greatly enlarged in March with entire New
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods largely of impor
aton being carefully selected for by purchasing
agents all manufacturing districts of Great
Britain and Continental Europe which will bring out ex
presy for this opening for fine retail trade which has
become of metropolitan Importance. Consequently com
menced on
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Schwa ben Verein.

New Haven Schwaben Verein has elected
officers as follows: PresideL :, John Wahren-
berger; vice president, Charles Dillman;
secretary, This Taller; treasurer, Christian
Gutbrod; trustees, John Hegel, Charles Pfu-
derer and George Lutz
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-14

The Locomotive Englneers' Grand Ball
The New Haven division of Locomotive
Engineers No. n will give their thirteenth
annual reception and promenade concert on
Thursday evening, Feb. 9Th. Music will be
furnished by Wheeler & Wilson's band and
orchestra of Bridgeport. The affair will take
T1laoa in CaplIia 0Dara Houaa
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-14

Baked Guilford CLAIMS
At the City Hall Dining Rooms, Church street
corner Court. DBL tt
Real French felt hats for 25c at R. Bal
lerstein & Co.'s.
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urksze fhat Il ths vsrs nsf da1s, sod
sS1id - driven saiiBsiy fron tts exam
III So ssasspsad Disaster and GnaneiAi
Fuir woaid snsns-
We Co nst hear mssb abCut ahe -
esssiiy Of sapsaiina he silver eosaAgs
sstEnow. Somehow. tie Rui& ennisnnss
70 cOuo Into Ire eouutEy 10 spiss Of 81
predietiors 10 he coniEarys the thrsss-
sned ananesal sonvulsion does not tahs
plscs and sssEythtne Raes alonR e -
fsesly % ne most ardent pafrios eeaid
desire. Ths pgspbsts woald now Ina
very mach 10 hsssths psopis f0EEss 81
ths silIy things thsy have nid- They 81
onss loss Ill interest 10 co1vsrsafion
vhsn rsfsEsBes ID made 70 that s1Esszz
Of esld vhish vas szpscied 70 fou
from eur shores but which rssslukslg
rsfassd b 60w.
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FERDISAND's MISTAKE.

Il b evident that Prince Ferdinand
made serious mistaks In not askins
the persassion Of she suitan before -
aaminR the Bulgarian thFons. Tbs
Turkish government WAs we'll disposed
toward bis candidacy, bat nOw II hai
turnsd completely against him and
shows an inclination 70 support ans
movement that may be MADE TO ousl
him. Turkey Ia she sick man Of Europe,
and sick men are proveEbially toaohy
and sxactine, and u is no wonder thai
ths sultan and bis government felt sa.
GFsevee When q foreign Prince entered
Bulgaria and, without % much e. say
ina By youF leave. had hlmsslf pro
claimed e. ruler Of that important par,
Of The Tuikish empire.
u may Be GuResstsd that u viii not
make great Deal Of difference 70 Fer.
dinAnd vhas the Tarkish government
may think % hia actions. This wouid
Be erAvs mistake. while Turkey Il
scarcely able 70 develop q decided
policy Of its own, u 10 abandantly able
10 assist In carrying out that Of any
ether power. Thoaeh Turkey has been
called The sick man Of EaFOpe, IL is not
nearly - poverlsss - Ne expression
would Lad one 70 believe. The Sultan
could ssnd more thaa two hundrsl
thoasAnd soldiers into Bulgaria In .
very short time, and such 9 fierce would
be able 10 assist very materially either
In seadina Ferdinand hsms or In keep
Inc him where be 10.
Altogether, Il would have been much
better fos the Priaea II be had aaksd
The permission Of the Satan before Is,
suming his throne. There 10 lifsls
dOubs thai be voald have heen told 10
- ahead. Wills nos u win be Glmssl
impossible for him 10 prOpiaiaas M
government 10 which be has givea saeh
oasnss By his thOae6tleasassA
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Ths vots b ths H0uss Of Commons
on GIadsions's motion expressing dis
apvsOsaI Of Ihs pFOsiamAtion Of We Ne
tIonal Lsaeus. although not a. favor
able - the sanguins reports easied 70
ths Uaissd States would have led one
" balisye, was not q ali disoouraRinR
10 TIE srlsnds Of Ireland. The major
lsy Of the government vas only about
ssveniy. q decided loss from the ma
ioFsty Of enc hundred and ten with
which u entered on the session. No
les than nine Liberal UniOuists voted
With he opposition for the nFst tine,
ana seventeen others BY refusing 10
vote At all showed that they we're hall
way 70 lhe Liberal camp. The dEifs Of
populaE sentiment is % plainly with
Gladstons and aRAlnst the gOvsrnmssi
thas the Liberals would welcome an ap
peal 70 The country Is the most foFtn
nats shlne thai eould happen.
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KAIss PaoraErs


Ths Feport Of TIE Bureau Of Statistics
shows thai no less than forty-hve mill.
len dollars Ia ROld cane into The Uuiasa
States during HE year ending on July
stsa. This. u mast Be remembered. h nos
HE amoani Of gold actually imported,
has The balance in our favor or The en-.
sess ever The ameant exported aaEsns
sks @@e peFiod he prodassiun Of
gOld Ia the eountry amounted 10 AheaI
thirty q illions, 20 that there h Ia u.
soantEy Aboas ssVs1sy niilion dollarsl
SsFsh 81 gold more than there Was
twelve months Hgo.
There may be thoss Vic Iemsnhsi
thai ahost thfes years Ngo . ssasidsE.
abla Hanhss 81 ths anAnoisrs and pae-
lie uasn Of NE unitsa States wsss
greatly alarmed over ne esrssia rain
weieh vaa thrcaaening the ecuntry
uaism lAs silver coinage go vas r.
psalsd. they eaia. eold Soaia Be driven
from Ne eanBsEy and TIE peepls world
BE- oxsEwhslmea vita al mAnnss e
anAn1ia ia. several pro@tnsns msu
ssaksd their FsEatAisSns a. msn 81
laAsmsnt % ne rrophsey thAs ~
esantxy weaid b far 90 tie rosd e
rain In q vegy short tl@s nassss oSs-
srsm consented 10 Givs ~ he eSlases
- ailsef. Ansng taaa ues tsns sand
sAsis Fsvststisha 80 esEesis 9sexsf
Usxslans. vhs tcsk ossasis1 b ursls !
ssssss IN which be ura~a Oosgtsss l.
saspsna ths oainags q sllxss - oG1s,
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mem rulr nEIx srrLlIs,.,

PennaylvAnia ns boast that they hayr
The best SCHOOL system in Amerioa, an
thar andoahtedlY have a Qood ope
some o. the local officers. however, ars
By 10 means ~ yell edacatad as they
desire theirehildren 10 Be-. The follsw,
ina incsdeai. which actually sook ulacr
Noeae years aZo viii prove this. A youne
uaan Who had passed q Successful exam
inAticn 10 Lycomilg county was adyised
~ ne Oooniy SapeEintsntena 10 60 4
TIE fresiteni % the Penn tswrshir
Scnool Board. and be voald Be sac ~
seeariaR 8 sshooL He accordingly
started AZ boar after the sxsmisstior
80 over and walked sven Hilss 10 TIA
eeDllemsB'a ho1se. After stafire Ia
be had been ssnt hT the Caankx eauer
intentent be Was aakeas
Have yoH eut q atifieatF'
fes," vas the Ansssg, ana Tie docz.
ussns vas prodaeeA.
a. sid Mr.. r., lhe PresiAen,
that's eoo3, it's durn good. We aan's
navs 40 sach st'tnssss 10 cur ,ownship.
Il >. Averages oasy nre Ard : hsif.
Well, takt - Fnnd. Bal whst's this
o. sao -zFSpeyl Oe-tto s-arAe, one AEs
etshih. fAai's awtal Taad. h9t -
den's eAvs tee 9 thst tAsghi IN oaE
saHFats -
"Wbst,- ssid he agplisan.. LA,
sea esye any sgeisiaS tGaSht IN yoaf
seaoo,sfa
''Spzisini spes7inl weli. uAyInk-
esn's tag eaa a sesiliaF'
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There seems TO be delicious state Of
uncertainty a. 10 whether Q state Of
peace or one Of var exists IN Colorado.
Oae day the telegraph 10 fairly red
with The sanauinary reports which are
sent from ths scene Of the supposed
trouble, and on the next day the public
is assured that OolOroW has return
Cd 10 the reservation and that the
peaos is unbsoksu. Il viii be noticed.
however, that while the depredstions Of
the Indians are frequently referred TO-
TIE chrOuioIeFs have thus fas failed 10
specify any particular depredatiODs
which have taken place. There have
bsea no sooOunts OF ssstlsrs murdered,
homes burned. or children carried into
captivity. A ahass things are the In
dian upriaines, q mas be inferred that
OoloFow and bis followers ars IN ez-
oeptional kind of hostilea.
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GIVE THEM A CHANCE.


That IL TO say, your lungs. Also ali
your breathing machinery. Very won
defful machinery It is. Not only The
larger air passages, but toe thousands
Of IittIe tubes and cavities leading from
them.
Wken these are clO0gad and choked
With matter that ought not 10 be there,
your lnnoa cannot half do their work.
And what they do, they cannot do well.
Gall u cold, cough, Group. pneumonia,
cassEKh, consumption or any OF ths
lung oDstfusnbGs,1 an afe Dad. All
ought 10 be got rid Of. There Is Just
one sure way TO get rid OF them. That
is 20 take Boshee's German Syrup.
Which any druggist will sell ct 20 cents
= bottle. Even IL everything eiss has
failed zen, you may depend upon this
for certain action. dS
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Ths ssuoEt Of TIE RsntIsmsn appoint
81 By Ne CITY oounsil 10 eoEreet TIE
city assessment % far e they found .
possibls 70 DO %, indicates that The
wssk Of AsssasoE ouiltsE vas even worse
thar was supposed. Nothing that 4
vas possible 10 DO vEsnR was d0ns
riehk. TIE county assessment 3 equal
u wrstehsd, and the people vill watch
slnsaly IA ass how mach money is voted
% he ASSESSOR and his deputies b tns
f,ummiasionars.
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We have camplsted arrangements
with the transportation companies 70
carry on q general baggage aud transfer
business In Seattle and Ers prepared 10
deliver baggage 10 any part Of the city
At any hour Of the day or night at reE-
souable rates. SEATTLE fRAEsFER CoM-
PAEx. Offioe, corner Main and Second
streets. Telephone IL. au30Im
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NOTICE..

TWR sfEAAKR aKE u HoE RRAbT TO
Il % . FensrAi ieheing - excursloa hasI.
$50. fAEt1ss ealiging ksr ssrviaas IT rlseS.
egplJ o. bard, - Fave 0z1aEs a lks 6or.soS
hardSaFS oa1uGny.s sesrA rs aaamsT a
psesens 1iog g oolmsz . WAR. foot 81
coiznhiA street, 1hs aAsanaNr - = - -
sAla e lAaaA A. p aRArLDINa.
&2iA I'm Mnase.
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Merit viii win and rcesive public recognition
AMI praise. Facts which are the outcome Of
general experience, growing through years Of
eristcal and Prae teal test. become az rooted
and tunmovable ~ thu rock of Gibraltar IN pub.
nc opinion, and bencefeFth need no f8rther
gaArAeiee AZ 10 their geHuinsness. The ln,lis-
patsole fact that swiftis Specific Is .hs beat
blood puriher In the worla is one OF these
immoFabls Gibraltar rock facts o. which ws
havo spokeo, and sveFy day's experience roots
thss eoaVieuan deeper and dsepsE IN public
optniaos kvery claaa Of cur people IN Auer.
lea and in Europe, every trade. calling ma
profession, inelading The medical profession.
have bore vrluntary testimony 10 TIE re-
markAole virtues Of 8 =. 8. and hs fnf.slfhls
etrcaey 10 curfng 81 diseases OF the hiood
Tees tesfiEaoalAls AFe on hie BY tie thousands
EOd open 70 the Inspection Of all Now coma
unsolicited. two sistineuiahed msIlessrs ~
he theAiFiaal profession, whs gratefully see-
az . the wonderful curative qualities n tke
Epecitc Ia their individual cnsrs Thar tna
tifno3ialE sre herewith submitted 20 she pub
- y thant faTtasr cammant-lst sAem speak
l0s tsesnsciyes- ne laay q 9 meEbsr al the
famous T. ala 1hssasr cs1psny e Sew Yo-S.
and formerly OF Tia Residence Thsatrr, Bsr.
I'm. 0efnslny, and Of McFickar's stock COM
pAny, OF Chicago. The Rantlenan Is upeil
kuoSn msmber Of the New Yark ITALIA Ths-
AtsF Company, Bosh are vel knsWu On the
a's'eAi eiFciss n tAis eoastry and IN Europe,
N14to4to hA11oWa IeEtirEouF
NEw foEK. Nay & iSs7.
sSift specific Co, Atlanta Ca -Geaflener
hAyins heen annoyed with pinples, srarsfops
AID reaEkress q The skin, from I'D eon8I-
iios q ny blood. fer more thAs . ye.F. sd
tssdlnE FTeparztian q sArH4pAriiia Aad oshsr
advertised remedies 10 no sfecG Than coz.
suited . prumiusnf phyaiciaa, ana from hfs
treatment received no bsneat fneu can
slaeed 20 ny the g s remedy fer be blood
And AFe Or az packAges. By thorough araais
;attan q my trcuhie and restarinR euaoothne~s
= LAY IA, have made me happy, and eAe~r.
fEisg EEe yeu this textimonlal fax sach -
and Pae.ictsy ~ you wish b make of ii
CskKLorTx RAxpaw
ls2 Rowsry. near CaaA ssre-t.
Hazu HAsGke<i's Testimoay.
he swim sRecfer Conp9ny. Ailisss. Ga
os1tiemen Der tTo year. hsd 4 severe So
Of cezsnA- ussd a. soaps. sall,sar as -
van. us ether rs1ceies asa vas presc-ih'--s
faf % aunoers % Phystctans, tus fsana -
rclef. Al lsst ] aeiefizinee 70 ~ he's
svlnety. End srvea o. eight hostsss nave -.
essAiy rslieVed ne. anS pa car - IA. -
us1aie T. aay m1nneF yua wisA-
hC1h HassNERz
asEneeE 81 Faaila rAeaasr.
NEW 7 AK Nay 3 1871.
Treatise On BAecf 2pd Skin pisesess s.aff.a
RE. rag SWIFT sRrcfFIr %
fsa1snfhsa4aW nrssef Asfsrts q.
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BOHN.

TTyIAST--Iu Seattle, Aug 90. to the vile Of B.
II. rfAny. . SOP.
STEWART In seAttls, Aug 80, to the wife Of
y. Stewart. = dKugatar
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ASS JENNIE EPEKn BEas 10 An.
tAA noancs - aks Wif1 open Der Fflsa.s
srhool fsE BoyE and Giris en 11aa4z. 50.
81. e ths Tallsr CoileEe Bufa11z. sscond
stEsef, esnttia. WI EH19k3i
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iweaenss arrivals are eAlly hsias r.
ssiFsd q sssshiag a ne eaar CsosAirs
hsGs. surss
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fassuas, opaz Houss Budding. hsatas Ays.
Psff Townaaad, TnTioF Etrost, nsE1 aoeE y
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ia . MS.
September and and 3Fd.
SEATTLE DRIVING PARK.
Puget Sound and British celumbta Circuit

PROGRAMME.
RmgT Dan.
First Race, 600 yards dash. EunninG. Purse,
$50 SIS to nrsf, SIS 10 second.
second Race, Buggy Horse, for King county
horscs, Sin 5. Pure. &l00s SIS for hrsk rs
Tor second
Third Racs, half mile dash, running. PuHe,
SIS; SEQ 70 first, SIS 80 second
sKcoxp Dan.
First Race, free for an. trotting, nile heats,
8 IL s Purss, tte5 tlOo . Arst, So to seeood.
Second Race. hall mila, running to s
Purse. 500; e75 . first, IS 70 second.
Third Race, PAGERS, halt mile heats, IN 5.
Purse, 500, SIS 10 FRS, SIS 70 secoad.
Fourth Race, IadiAn race, half mile daeA,
running. Purse, $50; SO 20 nrst, entrance
Zee 70 second
Entries Closed Beiors Day q the Races.
Entrance fee sddea pro rata 70 al purseA
Special excn-sion rates have bean made
with the various railroads md Steamboats, en-
kering Seattle. r. PRITOHARD, Treasurer.
G p. SoRADD. Secretary. 3aauge
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University Of Washington,
sEkTTLE. W. 7.
Terms Begin August -. November 1
January - and April 2.

Eour coursss o. stndy. Prof. John.
eunin m cab1ns1 Advantages h mnEae and
az NoEnA departnen1 under dlFeesion q
Praf Tayior, Normal Eraduate sd tsAeaeE.
BcaE,ln9 q rsdueed raiss4 BoardzEg kall ~
you1g Women undsr innedisfs sapezvts1oa
areH, I. y. CATCH,
aaiadAw1m Presidsnk.
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Up to q few weeksago / considered
myself the champion Dyspeptic Of
America. During the years ! have
been afflicted I have tried almost
everything claimed to be q specific
for Dyspepsia In the hope OF finding
something that would afford perma-
neht relief. I had about made up
nv mind to abandon ell medicines
when noticed an endorsement of
Simmons Liver Regulator by prom
inent Georgian, jurist whom l knew
and concluded to try its effects In my
case. I have used but two bottles.
and am satisfied that / have struck
the right thing at last. ] felt its ben
efciaI effects almost Immediately.
Unlike all other preparations OF
similar kind, no special instructions
are required as to what one shall OF
shall not eat. This fact alone ought
TO commend 1t to all troubled with
Dyspepsia. J. N. HOLMES,
| Vineland. N. J.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-12-15

Mrs. A. T. Smith returned Wednss
day morning from y visit of severa
weeks with relatives and friends il
Minnesota.
Mr., III. H. Root made his brother, r
ROet. Esq, visit of a week, stopping
over on his return from trip to Cal
ifornia. He left on Friday last for his
home in northern New York.
You will make a mistake, sure, il
you don't go to J. s. Smith q Sons
and secure some of those delicious
Holiday Candies. They never adver.
tise what they don't have.
The N. Y. P. SO. Railroad will sell
round trip tickets at excursion rates,
between all stations, for the Holidays.
Tickets on sale Dec. "a, p, 26 and 81,
and Jan. l and 2. Good for return on
jan. Sd. For particulars apply to the
nearest station agent.
Elegant Layer Raisins, Figs. Dates,
Malaga Grapes, Florida Oranges, Ban
anas, and all kinds of Nuts that we
can find in the market for the Holiday
trade, J. 5. SMITH d Son.
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Adolph
was held on Monday afternoon, from
her late residence, on South Prospect
street. Mrs. Adelph was born in Ham
burg, Germany, in 1909, and died on
Saturday last. of pneumonia. She
leaves three SONS and five daughters
to mourn their loss.
During the absence of Mrs. John w.
Howell from her home Tuesday eve
ming between 8 and 10 O'Clock, two
men. attempted to gain an entrance
through the back door. Her eon-in-
on the second floor, discovered the ras-
Gals and fired four shots after them rs
they ran away, but without effect
[Kent Bulletin.
1t is to be regretted that Mr.. Trice-
baugh's aim was not better.
1t is reported that Findlay's two
large est gas wells are failing and turn
ing to oil, and the manufacturers who
were induced to locate there under the
promise of an abundant supply of free
fuel. are already being limited in the
amount they may consume. Great
" booms" like Findlay's are seldom
lasting, and steady. natural growth
is much better for any city.
The Leader has the following in its
account of the Esmonde and 0'Cennor |
reception at Music Hall, Friday eve.:
Miss Annie T. Giblin, of Painesville,
sang Wearing of the Green" Her |
sweet and musical voice has been heard |
here before, and she captivated her |
audience by her excellent rendition of |
the old song. The applause was so
prolonged that Miss Giblin responded |
to an encore by singing beautiful Sc
lection, entitled That Dear Old Land.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-12-15

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